feat: support analysis of a Gradle version catalog dependency.#1681
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A declaration on that 'dependency' typically looks like this: ``` // kotlin DSL // gradle/gradle#15383 implementation(files(libs::class.java.superclass.protectionDomain.codeSource.location)) ``` With this infrastructure in place, it may be possible to support things like 'gradleApi()' as well, in the future.
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A declaration on that 'dependency' typically looks like this:
With this infrastructure in place, it may be possible to support things like 'gradleApi()' as well, in the future.